Times-Standard

Low-income students are more likely to be in classrooms with underqualified teachers – Times-Standard

New California education data helps tell an old story: Schools with higher rates of low-income students have more underqualified teachers. A CalMatters analysis of teacher credentialing data released ...
LAist

Low-Income Students Are More Likely To Be In Classrooms With Underqualified Teachers

New California education data helps tell an old story: Schools with higher rates of low-income students have more underqualified teachers. A CalMatters analysis of teacher credentialing data released ...
Palo Alto Weekly

Low-income students are more likely to be in classrooms with underqualified teachers

Students in a classroom in Sacramento. Photo by Miguel Gutierrez Jr., CalMatters. New California education data helps tell an old story: Schools with higher rates of low-income students have more ...
The Reporter

Low-income students are more likely to be in classrooms with underqualified teachers – The Vacaville Reporter

New California education data helps tell an old story: Schools with higher rates of low-income students have more underqualified teachers. A CalMatters analysis of teacher credentialing data released ...
The Monterey County Herald

Low-income students are more likely to be in classrooms with underqualified teachers – Monterey Herald

New California education data helps tell an old story: Schools with higher rates of low-income students have more underqualified teachers. A CalMatters analysis of teacher credentialing data released ...
Chico Enterprise-Record

Low-income students are more likely to be in classrooms with underqualified teachers

California’s low-income students have long been less likely to have fully qualified teachers. A 1999 study conducted by The Center for the Future of Teaching and Learning found that “More than 1 in ...
Vallejo Times Herald

Low-income students are more likely to be in classrooms with underqualified teachers – Times Herald Online

New California education data helps tell an old story: Schools with higher rates of low-income students have more underqualified teachers. A CalMatters analysis of teacher credentialing data released ...